Re: Unicode yogh?
| From: | Muke Tever <alrivera@...> |
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| Date: | Saturday, November 17, 2001, 17:07 |
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From: "Colin Halverson" <CHalvrson@...>
> what are yogh and ezh?
"Yogh" is a symbol used in langs like Old English (IIRC) to denote a velar
fricative.
"Ezh" is a symbol used in IPA (and some natlangs) to denote a sound like /Z/.
Both are shaped somewhat like the number "3" (although the ezh must always have
a flat top, the yogh can be either flat-topped or round-topped, IIRC...)
Michael Everson had a thing written on it somewhere, but it's coming up 404 for
me now.
*Muke!
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